The Montana Tech Orediggers hit the ice this past Saturday in a tough matchup against the Utah Valley University Wolverines at Peaks Ice Arena. Despite putting up a valiant effort, the Orediggers ultimately fell to the Wolverines with a final score of 7-2.

The game was a challenging one for the Orediggers, as they faced a barrage of shots from the Wolverines, who managed to fire off an impressive 66 shots on goal throughout the game. Orediggers’ goalie, Edward Kazmierczak, stood tall in the net, facing a staggering 66 shots and making an impressive 59 saves to keep his team in the game.

On the offensive end, the Orediggers managed to send 22 shots towards the Wolverines’ net, with Cade Holland finding the back of the net for the team’s lone goal of the game. Despite their efforts, the Orediggers struggled to capitalize on their powerplay opportunities, going 0 for 4 on the man advantage.

The Wolverines, on the other hand, were able to convert on one of their six powerplay opportunities, showcasing their efficiency with the extra skater. Easton Eggli played a key role for the Wolverines, tallying two assists in the game to help propel his team to victory.

While the outcome may not have been what the Orediggers had hoped for, there were certainly positives to take away from the game. The team showed resilience in the face of a relentless offensive onslaught from the Wolverines, and Edward Kazmierczak’s standout performance in goal was a bright spot for the Orediggers.

As the team looks ahead to their next matchup, they will undoubtedly use this game as a learning experience and motivation to continue working hard and improving on both ends of the ice. With determination and dedication, the Montana Tech Orediggers will be ready to bounce back and show their strength in the games to come.